Summary
In JavaScript, the Boolean values are true
and false
.
const trueBoolean = true;
const falseBoolean = false;
Details
Booleans are a data type in JavaScript. The Boolean values are case-sensitive and should always be written in lowercase.
Sometimes you will use these values directly. However, you will also see them indirectly when using comparison operators. You will learn more about comparison operators when you get to the conditional statements module.
Demo
Exercises
Try the following statements in the console:
true
false
References
Boolean literals on MDN